Lift Art Gallery Video Oklahoma City



The Lift Art Gallery in Oklahoma City announces an exhibition of art from Jim Rode of Friday Night Art.
This is a street level gallery at 10th and Shartel at the LiftOKC.
The nine canvas prints represent the art of Jim Rode and his photo expressionism. 

This video represents the exhibition of 9 works of art are on display at the Lift Art Gallery in under 2 minutes. These are great examples of 
Jim Rode, of Friday Night Art, creates art using ink media on canvas and metal.
Learn more at Friday Night Art. 
Contact Jim at Contact Page.
Be sure to click on the slide video below for a 2 minute portfolio show of Jim's work.
Location: 801 NW 10th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73106, USA

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